Lecture 1 Constraints Gestalt

Question 1

Define constraint

Answer 1

Anything about a design project that you cannot change

Question 2

Webster.com Definition of constraint

Answer 2

Something that limits or restricts someone or something

Question 3

What are the five constraints?

Answer 3

• Market
• Functional
• Legal
• Social / Economical
• Natural

Question 4

Define market constraint

Answer 4

Project budgets, deadlines, intended product placement, etc.

Question 5

Define functional constraints

Answer 5

Intended way a piece needs to communicate, printing, or digital parameters, etc.

Question 6

Define legal constraints

Answer 6

Building codes, regulations, ADA, accessibility, etc.

Question 7

Define social/emotional constraints

Answer 7

Learn behaviors and/or expectations of clients and consumers

Question 8

Define natural constraints

Answer 8

Elements and principles of design, Gestalt principles, etc.

Question 9

Define the official definition of Gestalt

Answer 9

Question 10

What is the literal meaning of Gestalt?

Answer 10

Shape and Form

Question 11

What is and define Gestalt Principal I

Answer 11

Figure-Ground

The figure-ground phenomenon captures the idea that in perceiving a visual field, some object takes a prominent rule while others received into the background.

Question 12

What is and define Gestalt Principal II

Answer 12

Similarity

The principle of similarity captures the idea that elements will be grouped perceptually if they are similar to each other.

Question 13

What is and define Gestalt Principal III

Answer 13

Proximity

Objects that are grouped together than become a single perceived object. The law of proximity states that we perceived a collection of objects, we will see objects close to each other as forming a group.

Question 14

What is and define Gestalt Principal IV

Answer 14

Closure

A lot of closure states that we perceptionally close up or complete objects that are not, in fact complete

Question 15

What is and define Gestalt Principal V

Answer 15

Continuation

The law of continuation holds that there is an innate Tendency to perceive a line as a continuing it’s established direction that is, we tend to continue contours when we proceed them to be heading in an implied direction.

Question 16

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 16

Figure-ground

Question 17

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 17

Figure-ground

Question 18

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 18

Figure-Ground

Question 19

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 19

Figure-Ground

Question 20

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 20

Figure-ground

Question 21

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 21

Figure-ground

Question 22

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 22

Figure-ground

Question 23

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 23

Similarity

Question 24

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 24

Similarity

Question 25

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 25

Similarity

Question 26

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 26

Similarity

Question 27

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 27

Similarity

Question 28

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 28

Proximity

Question 29

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 29

Proximity

Question 30

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 30

Proximity

Question 31

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 31

Closure

Question 32

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 32

Closure

Question 33

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 33

Closure

Question 34

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 34

Closure

Question 35

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 35

Continuation

Question 36

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 36

Continuation

Question 37

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 37

Continuation

Question 38

Which Gestalt Principle is this?

Answer 38

Continuation